PEN Danmark

  This document is in Swedish , the language version I met. It has been translated from English. The English version can be found here: https://theconversation.com/english-dominates-scientific-research-heres-how-we-can-fix-it-and-why-it-matters-226198   The article was originally published in Spanish . That language version can   be found here: https://theconversation.com/el-valor-del-multilinguismo-en-la-comunicacion-de-la-ciencia-225363   The article aligns well with the article on text and artificial intelligence , that I just wrote (English only): Generative artificial intelligence and the members of PEN International Https://t.co/pMjpo7L2J2     https://x.com/TsunamiWind/status/1900158728537604267 Språkförsvaret Engelska dominerar inom vetenskaplig forskning - så här kan vi åtgärda det och varför det är viktigt   Av  Nätverket Språkförsvaret   http://mobil.sprakforsvaret.bloggplatsen.se/ - 2025-03-11 16:21   Det påpekas ofta att s...

FIT and PEN Just as the Danish Association of Certified Translators Translators' Association, DACTI,  is a member of the International Federation of Translators and Interpreters - FIT, Danish PEN is a member of PEN International. I am active in both, at national level and at international level The two international organizations have overlapping focus, still different profiles. The shared focus is language and the right to express oneself: language, authorship, translation, interpretation, indigenous languages, minoritized languages, the status of languages, freedom of expression. My ultimate goal is to pave the way for a cooperation agreement between FIT and PEN International.  I am the  Vice Chair of FIT's "External Relations Standing Committee" and a  FIT's board member. In PEN International, I am active in the "Translation and Linguistic Rights Committee" (TLRC). Generative AI  Given the shared focus, members of both organizations are naturally also...